Residence Les Constellations is made up of 6 large chalets with slate roofs and wooden facades. You can leave directly on your skis and the residence has the advantage of a quiet setting in the heart of the resort's activities.
The apartments are face south-west or south-east.
In all apartments: Fully equipped kitchen area with 4 ceramic hobs, refrigerator, microwave-grill oven, dishwasher, electric coffee-maker. Bathroom or shower room with toilet, telephone (paying), television*, vacuum cleaner, balcony or open terrace (only on ground floor).
* 5 French channels and 2 international channels
Official classification: 3 Star Tourist Residence
Languages spoken: French, English, German, Italian
Tourist tax (Over 13 years): €1 per person per day
Arrivals after 17:00, departures before 10:00
Great value ski holiday accommodation in France. All residence come fully-furnished, well designed & functional, whilst remaining in your budget.
All their apartments include fully-equipped kitchens, beds made up on arrival and tea towels in the price while a wide range of extra services are available either during booking or once on site.
For further information, enquiries or to make a booking please use the links on this page.
Things to do nearby
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Half day, wilderness day and evening snowshoe walks in the Paradiski area
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Half day and full day rafting for all abilities from 8yrs
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Half day hydrospeeding/white water swimming
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Assisted skiing seat for a helping hand on the pistes
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Moonbike adventures with English speaking guides
Oxygene Moonbike adventures
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Heliskiing/boarding trip in Valgrisenche, The Courmayeur Valley and the Col de Petit St Bernard Pass.
Restaurants nearby
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Savoyard specialities in a traditional farmhouse style restaurant in the Balcons des Belle Plagne residence
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Hotel restaurant and bar serving Savoyard and Italian specialities accessed via the Arpette piste
L'Auberge des Balcons de Belle Plagne
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A traditional Savoyard restaurant with south facing terrace, open for lunch and dinner
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Traditional French restaurant at the foot of the slopes serving fondues and local specialties
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Gourmet restaurant in Hotel Carlina, Belle Plagne with large south-facing terrace
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This restaurant overlooks the pistes and has a menu that is a mixture of French and Canadian specialities
Sights nearby
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Ice caves with sculptures that change every winter
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The history & archaeology of Aime town on the valley floor
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The Vanoise National Park is one of the highlights of the Tarentaise region
Lifts/Pistes nearby
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Lift Pass office opposite the Vers Bellecote in the Centre Commercial
Belle Plagne Ski Pass Office
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Lift Pass office next to the tourist office in Place Centrale
Plagne Soleil Ski Pass Office
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Ski pass office near the Teleski de la Chevrette in Plagne Villages
Plagne Villages Ski Pass Office
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Lift Pass office at the bottom near to Les Rhododendrons
Plagne 1800 Ski Pass Office
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Lift pass office next to the ESF office in the Centre Commercial
Plagne Centre Ski Pass Office
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Ski Pass office in the centre commercial near the Telemetro
Aime La Plagne Lift Pass Office
Towns nearby
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A family friendly village with lots of amenities and good access to the pistes
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The crossing point for lots of pistes and a good place to find an apartment
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Two villages for the price of one with great access to the ski area
Plagne Soleil and Plagne Villages
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A pretty little self-contained village with good nightlife and affordable accommodation
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The heart of La Plagne with lots of night life and places to eat and drink
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The highest inhabited part of La Plagne with unique landmark buildings
Aime La Plagne - Aime 2000
